The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-06-17

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Miss Susie Mccullough, OF DALI
Embree this week.
Miss Minnie Nicks is visiting her
Mrs. f. L. Bryan, this week.
Some "lsids 4" emptied kerosene oil -
Williams Il Curfman's well, rendering II
useless.
G. III. Crush, who has charge of the hard
ware house formerly encouraged by N.
Thorpe, has put down platform scales.
DIR. j. V. Ryan has opened branch drug
store at wylie, with Sam Hawley and Chas.
Crossman, both Of this place, in charge.
A grand prohibition rally at Alexander
Park some time soon is spoken Of.
One or two knock-downs of late; no one
seriously damaged.
Judge r. e. Burke delivered prohibi-
ton speech at James Hall Friday night to
crowded house. 1t Yas fine effort, evil
IDENTIFY carefully prepared, and the judge
was frequently applauded. Several ants
"turned over" your correspondent being
personally acquainted with them. We hope
to hear the judge again.
The colored brethren will hold high car
nival at White Rock bridge, on the Green
vile road, on Emancipation day.
Emanuel Clark has been employed in the
dry goods department of Williams Il Curt,
man. in North Embree.. .
Mr.. Quinn, brother of j. d. Quinn, q.
ployed at the roller mills, arrived last weeN
from Pennsylvania, and will take his broth
ers place at the mills for short time.
Oh for another postofiice inspector to do
up!
Several Embreeites attended the school
exercises ut Plano.
G. L. Pearce has sold his hotel to Dr. X.
III. Embree, and the latter has sold his farm
to Mr.. Pearce.
The Embree- Williomian Club gave kind
of pound supper, ball, jubilee or some
thing, at the park Tuesday night. A grand
time is reported.
Saturday was busy day, and more boys
than usual were " full"
Prof. w. Crossman has opened a]com-
mercial school in Ryan's Hall, teaching
bookkeeping, type writing, etc.
Chas. Crossman was down from Wylie TO
see his girl last Sunday.
The Embree Cornes band play some
pretty good music now, and are ready to
play for picnics, etc. Address the secretary
for terms. They will serenade the town
next week we are informed.
A. j. Beaver has moved into his handsome
new residence.
The Duck Creek correspondent thinks the
the report in South Duck Creek does an in
jury in speaking of North Embree. =
Rain Sunday evening.
Barney sllvestian and Miss Jennie Tale,
having been enormously reported married.
several times, concluded to make reports
true and were welded Sunday the 20 att
Rockwell.
Prof. w. W. Shepherd opened school
Monday.
An election was held Saturday to elect
school trustees, resulting IN the election of
Geo. w. James, John T. James and Hender-|
son Coyl, the old board.
T. T. Haley our new saddle and harness|
maker, is doing good business.
Several OF the Embreeites will attend the|
jubilee at Paris.
Several new dwellings are going up, butt
they are too numerous to mention. I'm
bree is destined 10 become fine town some|
of these days. II the HERALD man will all
low us to use his new word we will modestly|
remark that Embree is razooping with 4
wonderful razoor.
The Richardson correspondent says thaq
'if Embree and Duck-Cre would unite II
would soon be as fine a town as Richardson
May the good LORD deliver us.
TT. Haley is building a saddlery shop on
Hunter street.
The early train on the Santa Fe is o grea
convenience.
Miss Oma McCulloughhas opened schoo
in James hall.
Common Sense I'm the Planting.